Fall Spring
_____ 3
BIO 1305 Modern Concepts of Bioscience
_____ 3
BIO 1306 Modern Concepts of Bioscience, continued
_____ 1
BIO 1105
Modern Concepts of Bioscience Laboratory
_____ 1
BIO 1106
Modern Concepts of Bioscience Laboratory
_____ 0
CHA 1088 University Chapel (And credit-bearing NSE)
_____ 0
CHA 1088 University Chapel
_____ 3
CHE 1301 Basic Principles Of Modern Chemistry I
_____ 3
CHE 1302 Basic Principles Of Modern Chemistry II
_____ 1
CHE 1101 General Chemistry Laboratory I
_____ 1
CHE 1102 General Chemistry Laboratory II
_____ 3
Choose 3 hours from the Research, Writing & Literature Dist. List
_____ 3
CSS 1301 Fundamentals of Public Communication
_____ 3
HED 1350 Dimensions of Health Science Studies
OR: CSS 1302 Speech for Business & Professional Students
_____ 3
MTH 1321 Calculus I (Pre-req for PHY)
_____
3
Choose 3 hours from the Research, Writing & Literature Dist. List
_____ 3
Statistics (see reverse for options)
Total: 17 Total: 17
Fall Spring
_____ 3
BIO 2306 Genetics
_____
3-4
BIO 3322/3122 Human Physiology & Human Physiology Laboratory
_____ 3
CHE 3331 Organic Chemistry I OR: PUBH 3350 Human Physiology for Allied Health Professionals
_____ 3
ENG 2310 American Literary Cultures
_____
3
CHE 3332 Organic Chemistry II
_____ 4
HP 1420 Human Anatomy (pre-req for HP 2306 & HP 2420)
_____ 2
CHE 3238
Organic Chemistry Lab
_____ 1
LF 11____, Lifetime Fitness
_____ 3
REL 1310 The Christian Scriptures (Pre-req for REL 1350)
_____ 3
PSY 1305 Psych Science: Understanding Human Behavior
_____
3
SOC 1305 Introduction to Sociology
Total: 17 Total: 14-15
Fall Spring
_____ 3
CHE 4341 General Biochemistry
_____ 2-3
Fine & Performing Arts (see options below)
_____ 3-4 Foreign Languages & Cultures _____ 3-4 Foreign Languages & Cultures
_____ 4
PHY 1408 General Physics for Natural & Behavioral Sciences I
_____
3
HP 2306 Anatomical Kinesiology ("C" in HP 1420 required)
_____ 3
PSY 3321 Abnormal Psychology
_____
1
LF 11____, Lifetime Fitness
OR: PSY 3341 A Survey of Human Development
_____ 4
PHY 1409 General Physics for Natural & Behavioral Sciences II
_____ 3
REL 1350 The Christian Heritage
_____ 1
PUBH 1145 Health and Human Behavior
BEGIN PREP for MCAT or DAT EXAM MCAT or DAT EXAM
Total: 16-17 Total: 14-16
_____ 3
HP 4V79 Internship in Human Performance
Total: 3 (Departmental Approval AND CPR & First Aid Required)
Fall Spring
_____ 4
HP 2420 Exercise Physiology ("C" in HP 1420 required)
_____
3
HIS 1300 The United States in Global Perspective
_____ 3
NUTR 3314 Consumer Nutrition
_____
3
PUBH 4327 Dying and Death Education
_____ 3
PSC 1387
The U.S. Constitution, Interp, & the Amer. Pol Exp.
_____ 3
Restricted Upper Level Elective
(see reverse)
_____ 3
Restricted Upper Level Elective (see reverse)
_____ 3-4
Restricted Upper Level Elective (see reverse)
_____ 1
LF 11____, Lifetime Fitness
Total: 14 Total: 12-13
Total Credit Hours = 124 - 129
Summer
Updated May 2020
Please see reverse side for important information on general requirements.
* All students must graduate with a minimum of 124 hours, 36 of which must be at
the 3000/4000 level.
Fine Arts and Performing Arts: Select one from ADM 1241, ARTH 1300, 1310, 1314, 2302, 2303, CLA 3315, ENG 3304, 3306, FCS 1231, FDM
1309, ID 3313, 4313, MUS 1321, 3321, 3322, 3323, 4364/LAS 4364, THEA 1301, 1306
Senior Year
Name:
Date:
Junior Year
Bachelor of Science - Health Science Studies - Pre-Medical / Pre-Dental
A Suggested Sequence of Required Courses (2020-2021 Catalog)
Freshman Year
Sophomore Year
PSY 2402
SOC 3402
STA 1380
STA 2381
STA 3381
BIO
3429
BIO 4301
BIO 4302
BIO 4320
BIO 4432
BUS 3302
CLA 3381
ECO 4350
ENT 3315
HP 3311
HP 3330
MGT 3301
MKT 3301
PUBH 3320
PUBH 3325
PUBH 3351
PUBH 4321
PUBH 4340
Global Health
Managing People in Organizations
Marketing Concepts
Stress Management / Mental-Emotional Health
Maternal and Infant Heatlh
Epidemiology/Vital Statistics
Human Sexuality
Personal Financial Decisions
Medical Terminology
Economics of Health and Medical Care
Starting & Managing a Business
Essentials of Ethics in Healthcare (pre-req: REL 1310 & REL 1350) (cross-listed as HED 3311)
Research Methods and Design in Exercise Science
Comparative Chordate Anatomy
Immunology
General Microbiology (and BIO 4102, Microbiology Lab)
Pathophysiology
General Human Anatomy
Basic Notes:
Statistics - Choose from the following courses
Restricted Upper Level Electives - Choose a minimum of 9 hours from the below list:
Statistics
Social Statistics (Cross-listed as ANT 3402)
Elementary Statistics
Introductory Statistical Methods
Probability and Statistics
Students not meeting criteria for admission to the major may enroll in the Pre-Health Science Studies program, which will allow them to be advised by the Robbins
College of Health and Human Sciences. Students who demonstrate the ability to meet GPA and course readiness requirements may transition into the Health
Science Studies major. Students are expected to matriculate into the Health Science Studies major within completion of 30 hours at Baylor. Students not meeting
the criteria for admission to the Health Science Studies major within that time frame must select another major.
Health Science Studies - Pre-Med/Pre-Dental
Students who plan to apply to Medical School bear ultimate responsbility for determining specific coursework required of the school
Please check Undergraduate Catalog for more detailed pre-requisite information (BIO, CHE, ENG, HP)
Pre Medical/Dental
Pre Physician Assistant
Pre Physical Therapy
Pre Athletic Training
3.2 cumulative GPA
3.2 cumulative GPA
3.2 cumulative GPA
2.75 cumulative GPA
Health Professions
2.75 cumulative GPA
2.75 cumulative GPA
and CHE 1301 and 1101.
Transfer students must be eligible for both BIO 1305 and 1105, and CHE 1301 and 1101 or have completed these courses as well as have a cumulative GPA
corresponding to the minimum requirements for each track.
Students who wish to change their major to Health Science Studies after completing course work at Baylor may do so only at the end of a full semester. Students
must be eligible to register for BIO 1305 and 1105, and CHE 1301 and 1101, and have a cumulative GPA corresponding to the minimum requirements for each track:
Students whose cumulative GPA falls below the minimum requirement in any semester will be placed on probation for one semester. Students whose cumulative
GPA falls below the required minimum for their track for a second consecutive semester will be dismissed from the track and must select another major or alternative
track for which they do have the minimum cumulative GPA. Students will not be permitted to re-enter a track once dismissed.
Must have 60 hours earned and attend mandatory Internship meeting one year prior to field experience. Internships for academic credit must be approved by program director
and comply with University policy. First Aid and CPR certifications are required to enroll in this course. The internship may be 3-6 credit hours.
Professional Field Experience: HP 4V79 Internship in Human Performance
GPA Requirement
To declare the Health Science Studies (HSS) major as an entering first-year student, students must be eligible to register for both BIO 1305 and 1105,
Science Education
